Hogs
A trio of hoglets
Here are three of our little singleton orphan hoglets, Spikes (at the food bowl) and her companions, Elda and Shelby. These three have been put
15 July 2020
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Here are three of our little singleton orphan hoglets, Spikes (at the food bowl) and her companions, Elda and Shelby. These three have been put
This is little Mae, a 240g female hoglet that was found by the children of Upton Infants School 5 days ago. She was dehydrated, cold
One of our hand reared litters of hoglets coming along nicely. All crashed out together having trashed their incubator – the little darlings
Yet more hoglets….. We were contacted yesterday after a man found two tiny hoglets in his garden very early in the morning. They were stone
Say hello to tiny Tina! She came in yesterday morning weighing just 112g after staff at Magellan Aerospace found her wandering around in the car
It’s been a funny 24 hours, We’ve had a hoglet die that we thought was going to be ok, one hoglet put down due to
Very wriggly brother and sister, Taffy and Anna, have been with us for 15 days. They are approx 3 1/2 weeks old, and are still
Another entry just now, 1 male hoglet, 186g found out alone frantically looking around (probably for mum) but no other hogs seen around.
Luckily he is only slightly dehydrated, but very hungry. Here he is eating some first age kitten biscuits from a tea bag dish, so you can see how tiny he is.
It’s still busy – today’s entries; 1 x adult female hedgehog with lightly burnt spikes after escaping from a lit bonfire near West Moors. Fluids
This poor little hoglet came in yesterday having been found out alone. As you can see, it has suffered an attack, and has bite wounds